RE: Back to the Future with a McIntosh 2100

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In Reply to: RE: Back to the Future with a McIntosh 2100 posted by 6bq5 on August 28, 2014 at 13:49:21:

Pull the trigger, you will be hay. I used the Smaller brother, the MC250, as my main amp for decades before getting the metered version of the MC2100, the MC2105 that I used until just a couple of years ago when I when I started to downsize. Between them I first started in '69 and did not divorce until '12. Likely will come back to best life with some caps but they are simple circuits, lots of room and terribly easy to work on.
Don Brian Levy, J.D.
Toronto ON Canada

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Topic - Back to the Future with a McIntosh 2100 - dividebytube 12:17:01 08/28/14 (6)

RE: Back to the Future with a McIntosh 2100 - Michael Samra 00:48:03 08/29/14 (2)

Thanks! - dividebytube 09:50:42 08/29/14 (1)

These are the driver boards you want to change caps on - Michael Samra 12:17:20 08/29/14 (0)

RE: Back to the Future with a McIntosh 2100 - 6bq5 13:49:21 08/28/14 (2)

RE: Back to the Future with a McIntosh 2100 - dividebytube 09:48:22 08/29/14 (0)

RE: Back to the Future with a McIntosh 2100 - Brian Levy 17:31:16 08/28/14 (0)

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RE: Back to the Future with a McIntosh 2100 - Brian Levy 17:31:16 08/28/14 (0)

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